Jiffytrader...you are 100% wrong.
First, you said that LTBR's "fuel concept has no commercial promise".
You obviously haven't read the independent study by Pace Global - which is owned by Siemens.
Pace Global, a Siemens business, is a leading energy consulting and management company. Pace Global combines deep industry knowledge with commercial, technical, financial, and regulatory expertise. Now a part of the Sustainability and Energy Management business within Siemens, Pace Global helps to provide full end-to-end integrated energy solutions for enterprise clients and governments worldwide.
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In August 2012, Lightbridge hired Pace Global to provide a third-party opinion of Lightbridge’s nuclear fuel technology value proposition and target U.S. markets for the technology. Pace Global evaluated costs to purchase power and build new generation capacity, developed high-level estimates of owner costs, identified additional technology considerations, and identified the addressable market for Lightbridge's technology. While Pace Global specifically considered the market for existing U.S. four- loop pressurized water reactor (PWR) nuclear power plants, there are many PWR reactors worldwide that could benefit from Lightbridge’s fuel solution.
If you want to read the whole report, you can go to LTBR's website and download the PDF.
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Secondly, you claim that "Areva only participating as a paid vendor with no risk."
Again, where's your proof of that ridiculous accusation?
Thirdly, you claim that the "JV extremely low probability due to LTBR's inability to raise cash."
I believe that LTBR has raised at least $15 Million over the last 30 days using their S-3 agreement that was executed earlier this year.
If you're not going to do the proper research, then you should simply stop posting here.
Enough said...
